Andrew Stiller

Andrew Stiller has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Andrew began their career as a Childcare Supervisor at the Columbia Association in 2005. In 2008, they worked as a Research Historian at History Associates Incorporated, where they conducted research for corporate and government clients.

In 2009, Stiller joined the Greater Homewood Community Corporation as the Americorps VISTA Community Connections Coordinator. In this role, they built community partnerships and increased the capacity of parent groups at three schools in northeast Baltimore. Andrew also wrote a successful grant application for a Community Resource School.

From 2010 to 2013, Stiller served as the Community School Site Coordinator at the Greater Homewood Community Corporation. Andrew mobilized resources, created programs, and delivered services to promote the well-being of children, families, and the community. Andrew also facilitated collaborations between non-profits, community organizations, universities, and government representatives.

In 2013, Stiller transitioned to Peace Of Mind Technologies, where they held various roles. Andrew started as a Sales Associate, working with customers to provide integrated security solutions and increasing client relations. Andrew then became a Business Development Executive, designing and providing security solutions in the New York Metro area. Finally, Stiller was appointed as the Director of Sales, where they developed sales methodologies, trained the sales team, and managed pipelines and opportunities. Andrew also promoted inbound and outbound marketing resources.

In 2016, Stiller became an Associate Member of the Metropolitan Executive Alliance, an invitation-only membership organization for business owners, executives, and decision-makers. The Alliance focused on building powerful networks and investing in each member's growth and success.

Andrew Stiller attended Dickinson College from 2005 to 2009, where they earned their Bachelor of Arts degree. Andrew'sfield of study at the college included Political Science as well as Law and Policy.